BCB director Naimur Rahman Durjoy, a former Bangladesh captain and a current member of the Bangladesh parliament, shared a photo of the car pass with the caption - "????????????? Final".
As a result, it is being asked as to whether the Nidahas Trophy organisers underestimated the Tigers.
An official statement from Sri Lanka Cricket with regards to the car pass issue was unobtainable when this report was filed. It is understood the sticker was printed and circulated before the final league phase game between Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.The picture of a "car pass" for the grand finale of the Nidahas T20I tri-nation series has gone viral on social media. The car pass given to the high ups, including members of the Bangladesh Cricket Board, shows the game to be played Sunday at R Premadasa Cricket Stadium in Colombo will be contested by host Sri Lanka and India.
However, following Bangladesh's dramatic two wicket win over the Lankans Friday at the same venue, the situation has turned upside down.
BCB director Naimur Rahman Durjoy, a former Bangladesh captain and a current member of the Bangladesh parliament, shared a photo of the car pass with the caption - "????????????? Final".
As a result, it is being asked as to whether the Nidahas Trophy organisers underestimated the Tigers.
An official statement from Sri Lanka Cricket with regards to the car pass issue was unobtainable when this report was filed. It is understood the sticker was printed and circulated before the final league phase game between Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.
BCB director Naimur Rahman Durjoy, a former Bangladesh captain and a current member of the Bangladesh parliament, shared a photo of the car pass with the caption - "????????????? Final".
As a result, it is being asked as to whether the Nidahas Trophy organisers underestimated the Tigers.
An official statement from Sri Lanka Cricket with regards to the car pass issue was unobtainable when this report was filed. It is understood the sticker was printed and circulated before the final league phase game between Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.